Sentence examples for reforms were born from inspiring English sources

The reforms were born from murder".

You live in this country, and you must explain to Arafat that the reforms were born from bombs.

A lot depends on whether the public buy the line that the cuts and reforms are born of economic necessity.

Table 2 shows that the proportion of fathers who were born before the RoSLA reform is higher than for mothers, reflecting their slightly greater age.

Iain Duncan Smith, who is defending pension reforms today, was born in 1954, so he will wait an extra year too – but not two years.

And reform and change are born in crisis.

On the final day before we went into recess, the constitutional reform and governance bill was born at last.

"The time has come to warn society that this reform, if approved, would be born dead," the governors of Chiapas and Oaxaca -- which have the largest Indian populations -- wrote in a letter that newspapers published on Thursday.

Virginia Republican Congressman Virgil Goode complained that the 2006 election of Muslim Americans such as Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison only further demonstrated the need for immigration reform (ignoring that Ellison was born in Detroit to Catholic parents).

Wertheimer, who has been advocating for campaign finance reform since before I was born, noted that even as recent polls suggested the president's approval rating had ticked upward despite the deluge of apparent corruption, the public hasn't given up on the idea of good government.

The greatest education reforms of our time have been born when society is galvanized by questions of moral importance, not business efficiency.